melted
- adjective
- /ˈmɛltɪd/
:
derretido
- Oh no, this is our bowl of melted chocolate.
Oh wow, look at that little melted chocolate in the middle.
- Oh wow, look at that little melted chocolate in the middle.
- And here we are our final product, our little melted snowman.
- It will be a little bit more melted in the future.
- The Pickles, the melted cheese melted by grease.
- Let's go check on our peppermint melted shot glasses.
- You know, there are micro conditions that will lead to less melted ice toward the future.
Examples
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She poured the melted butter over the popcorn for added flavor.
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It's room temperature, not melted and not cold from the fridge.
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It almost looks like a melted string of gold around your neck.
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Alfie's brilliant idea, and as you can see, it's melted nicely.
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Let's go check on our peppermint melted shot glasses.
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The ice cream had melted in the sun, creating a delicious puddle on the pavement.
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After ten minutes in the microwave, the chocolate was completely melted.
Synonyms
45
6.0
Become liquid when very hot, like lava or metal
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4.5
Become a liquid when heated or put under pressure
Becomes liquid when heated or under pressure
Antonyms
How Melted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Melted comes from the old verb melt, which meant 'to make soft' or 'to flow'. So when something is melted, it has changed from hard to liquid, usually because of heat, like cheese on pizza or snow in the sun.